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I love falsettos btw I wish gay people were real
hyperfixating on a somewhat niche character is really funny cause I go to the tags only to stare in horror as I realize a majority of the posts I've seen are just me & my oomf
"I'm straight" "I'm gay" I'm an aspiring animal conservationist?? and this is my brother ezra lamb?? Say, "Hi-ya," ezra lamb??
I too am a victim of the ego renegade boy pfp agenda
backrooms spoilers under the cut. yap sesh ohmmygooodd im not normal about this movie YELSSYELELLSSS
"She says we don't need to change. Nonono— it's okay. It's just the way we're wired." Gonna be so fr when I say that this was the scariest line in the movie for me. Not even in the sense of what happens after, but in the sense that I could genuinely see part of myself in Clark at that moment. And it was almost sickening.
Clark isn't a good man, but he's pretty damn nuanced despite what we see of him. He isn't all bad, either. I'd say very much gray territory. He's a curious man with a dream— having wonderful ideas & creativity. But at the same time, he's angry. He never takes accountability, he's lost in escapism— hell, it's even implied that he MIGHT be a domestic abuser, depending on how you interpret it. Despite that, it's VERY easy to sympathize with him, and that's what makes him so intriguing to me.
But, overall, The Backrooms film ended up having a similar presentation to that of I Saw The TV Glow:
Being stagnant will kill you. So will the nostalgia that'll lure you in.
cabinet of novelties soms edition i think. truly the experience
I am a firm believer in "John" being symbolism for Ezra in TBOJD
yes it's the name for unidentified males and can easily be debunked with that but. Have you also considered
The symbolism for Ezra being unidentified from Jane's perspective because she's clinging onto & (depending on what version)mourning a memory she doesn't remember
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